FLESH EATERS A Minute To Pray, A Second (2008 issue UK 8-track CD album - Considered a classic, 1981's 'A Minute To Pray' is a collection of stripped down raw bluesy punk tracks, collectively delivering a healthy dose of LA punk from the vaults.) more...
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A PERFECT CIRCLE A Perfect Circle (US long-sleeved wide-neck grey cotton skinny-fit T-shirt featuring a large silver printed A Perfect Circle motif on the front and a silver 'A Perfect Circle' logo across the back. Size - medium) more...
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MOTORHEAD What's Words Worth? (2009 UK strictly limited edition 9-track LP pressed on 180gram CLEAR VINYL, capturing the legendary rockers live at The Roundhouse, London on 18th February 1978 under the unlikely moniker of Iron Fist & The Hordes from Hell [no-one seems to remember why!!] - no overdubs, just 3 hairy geezers tearing their way through a dynamite set, including versions of 'White Line Fever', 'Leaving Here' and 'City Kids', sealed gatefold sleeve) ** Limited to 1 more...
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BLUE NOTE Notes Worth Holding Vol. 1 (1974 US promotional-only 10-track stereo LP sampler, designed to promote a number of early seventies Blue Note album releases by Donald Byrd, who's single Witch-Hunt here leads the way, Alphonze Mouzon, who'sFunky Snake Foot is lifted here from the album of the same name, Horace Silver, saving the best till last with his marvellous Nothing Can Stop Me, and more, unique picture sleeve design and near mint vinyl SP106) more...
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DUANE EDDY A Million Dollars Worth Of Twang (1961 UK first press 12-track deep groove mono LP on the purple & silver London label, front laminated picture sleeve. This is a nice one owner copy. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear &the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play. Shazam! HA-W2325) more...
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LITTLE MAN TATE Nothing Worth Having Comes Easy (2008 UK 12-track CD album - Whilst featuring the ever-present giddy testosterone that fuelled their debut; relationships, close encounters & fleeting glances are still Jon Windle's prime fodder forlyrical recollection, whilst musically the band's Britpop-informed songcraft have side-stepped leftfield for giddy and intoxicating, guitar-charged, sing-a-long rollicks with a darker, deeper tone. Includes the singles 'What Your Boyfriend Sa more...
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LITTLE MAN TATE Nothing Worth Having Comes Easy (2008 UK limited edition 2-disc set - Whilst featuring the ever-present giddy testosterone that fuelled their debut; relationships, close encounters & fleeting glances are still Jon Windle's prime fodder for lyrical recollection, whilst musically the band's Britpop-informed songcraft have side-stepped leftfield for giddy and intoxicating, guitar-charged, sing-a-long rollicks with a darker, deeper tone. Comprising a 13-track CD alb more...
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MORNING GLORY (US) Two Suns Worth (Rare original 1968 US Fontana label 10-track STEREO vinyl LP - quality acid pop produced by Blue Cheer's Abe ‘Voco’ Kesh and engineered by John Cale! Housed in a pasted picture sleeve which is still factory sealed from new. There is a tiny deletion drill hole in the top right corner and a small tear where the seal has broken, however the remaining shrinkwrap has preserved the sleeve in perfect shape with unplayed vinyl within! SRF67573) more...
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DUANE EDDY $1,000,000.00 Worth Of Twang - Volume II (1962 US 12-track mono LP on the small Philadelphia Jamie label, pasted picture sleeve. Both sleeve & vinyl are in fantastic condition, having remained FACTORY SEALED for the last nearlyFIFTY years, with just a bit of shrink split at the opening. An incredible copy of Duane's seventh album in near 'as new' condition! JLP-70-3021) more...
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LEE ANN WOMACK Something Worth Leaving Behind (2002 US MCA Nashville promotional-only box set comprising a 1-track promo CD featuring the title track in a custom picture sleeve and a 1-track video of the title track with a running time of 3:43. Includes a 12-page sales presenter including full album tracklisting, marketing information and tour dates. Housed in a custom 8" x 5" x 2" fold-out card picture box) more...
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QUEEN A Kind Of Magic - Tour Bundle (What we have here is a collection of items put together by a fan of the band, consiting a copy of the 36-page tour programme with the Harp fold-out poster, ticket stubb for the 12th July 1986 show at Wembley Stadium. Also includes a vintage tour t-shirt which all comes in a 'Queen' printed carrier bag which also advertises the Highlander movie on the reverse with a picture of Christopher Lambert. As a bonus this comes with a copy of the 'A Kind Of more...
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TOUCHE AMORE Searching For A Pulse/The Worth of the World (2012 US third pressing 4-track vinyl 7" EP, with die-cut fold out picture sleeve. limited to 2000 copies. Superb split between two of the finest alternative rock/post hardcore bands of the last 10 years, originally released in 2010 and still holds up today. Both the sleeve and vinyl are in near 'as new' condition NSR031) more...
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THE FORTUNES Is It Really Worth Your While (1966 UK 'A' label demonstration vinyl 7" for the single release, with custom 'Demonstration Sample - Not For Sale' print, '2-9-66' release date text & four-prong centre. Also features 'Am I Losing My Touch', housed ina Decca die-cut company sleeve. The vinyl grades VG as there are multiple paper hairlines & scuff marks but these cause only minor background surface during playback F.12485) more...
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THE SMURFS Smurf For What It's Worth (1983 French 12" maxi-single on Celluloid, featuring the guys from Peech Boys assisted by Material, including the 7:10 & 6:05 versions. The picture sleeve is part of a series with Futura 2000 graffiti artworkon the back. The cover is Excellent with some minor edge wear [tiny paper tear] & the vinyl grades Excellent with few signs of play CYZ103) more...
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QUEEN LP 1989 (Rare 1989 UK 10-track advance promotional cassette album, this has no album title mentioned but this is for The Miracle, featuring the singles The Miracle, I Want It All, The Invisible Man and Breakthru, and lists the song 'Was ItAll Worth It' as simply 'Worth It'. With a custom tracklisting inlay with hand written '136 / 160 Play' which is also written on the cassette shell sticker. This was acquired from an ex EMI employee, who worked closely with the record label, th more...
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MOTORHEAD What's Words Worth? (1983 UK 9-track vinyl LP, capturing the legendary rockers live at The Roundhouse, London on 18th February 1978 under the unlikely moniker of Iron Fist & The Hordes From Hell [no-one seems to remember why!] - no overdubs, just three hirsute geezers tearing their way through a dynamite set, including versions of White Line Fever, Leaving Here & City Kids, housed in a glossy sleeve with a bizarre but striking image of an axe buried in a William Wordsworth s more...
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MOTORHEAD What's Words Worth? (1983 German 9-track vinyl LP, capturing the legendary rockers live at The Roundhouse, London on 18th February 1978 under the unlikely moniker of Iron Fist & The Hordes From Hell [no-one seems to remember why!] -no overdubs, just three hirsute geezers tearing their way through a dynamite set, including versions of White Line Fever, Leaving Here & City Kids; glossy sleeve with a bizarre but striking image of an axe buried in a William Wordsworth statue. Th more...
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MOTORHEAD What's Words Worth? (2009 UK strictly limited edition 9-track LP pressed on 180gram BLACK VINYL, capturing the legendary rockers live at The Roundhouse, London on 18th February 1978 under the unlikely moniker of Iron Fist & The Hordes from Hell [no-one seems to remember why!!] - no overdubs, just 3 hairy geezers tearing their way through a dynamite set, including versions of 'White Line Fever', 'Leaving Here' and 'City Kids', gatefold sleeve. Although not sealed, both more...
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THE SHERLOCKS Was It Really Worth It? (2017 UK limited edition 2-track 7" single from the Indie rock bad, also featuring 'Thanks For The Advice'. pressed exclusivly on Yellow Vinyl, housed in a die-cut card picture sleeve. The sleeve and vinyl remain in excellent condition with little wear and play! INFECT368) more...
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A HAWK AND A HACKSAW A Hawk And A Hacksaw (2004 UK Leaf label 13-track promotional CD for the debut album from collaboration between accordionist Jeremy Barnes [ex-drummer for Neutral Milk Hotel] and violinist Heather Trost which was originally released via the Cloud label in 2002. The black & white illustrated disc comes in a slimline jewel case with the custom picture inlay BAY35CDP) more...
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MOTORHEAD What's Words Worth? (1983 German 9-track vinyl LP, capturing the legendary rockers live at The Roundhouse, London on 18th February 1978 under the unlikely moniker of Iron Fist & The Hordes From Hell [no-one seems to remember why!] -no overdubs, just three hirsute geezers tearing their way through a dynamite set, including versions of White Line Fever, Leaving Here & City Kids; glossy sleeve with a bizarre but striking image of an axe buried in a William Wordsworth statue. T more...
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THE STAPLE SINGERS For What It's Worth (1967 US Epic demonstration copy 2-track 7" vinyl single with wide centre also featuring What Are You Sure, wonderful gospel soul funk interpretation of the Stephen Stills penned tune, stickered 'Demonstration Use Only' labels with hand written 'P' on the A-Side and with 4-prong push-out centre intact. The vinyl on this copy has a couple of minor hairlines visible but nothing that affects play) more...
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PEACHES & HERB Worth The Wait (1980 Japanese 8-track promotional sample LP, including Funtime, All-Night Celebration & Lovey Dovy [Girl & Guy], picture sleeve, Japanese lyric insert & intact obi-strip. The sleeve has just some light cornerwearfrom storage, but nothing major whatsoever, whilst the vinyl remains in stunning near 'as new' condition with little evidence of use) more...
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MOTORHEAD What's Words Worth? (2017 UK limited edition 9-track Picture Disc LP issued as part of Record Store Day and features their second live album which was recorded on the Roundhouse in London on 18th February 1978 and includes a collection of tracks which featured in their setlists during the mid-late 70s but very of few of which remained part of their live set since the early-mid 80s, issued in a custom-stickered clear PVC sleeve BOBV482PD) more...
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DUANE EDDY A Million Dollars Worth Of Twang Volume II (1962 UK first press 12-track deep groove mono LP on the purple & silver London label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. This is a nice one owner copy. The sleeve shows just a littlelight shelfwear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play HA-W2435) more...
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CHER Closer To The Truth (2013 UK limited edition 17-track CD album featuring Cher's first studio album in over a decade, including the singles Woman's World, I Hope You Find It, Take It Like A Man & I Walk Alone plus the Bonus Recordings I Don't Have To Sleep To Dream, Pride, You Haven't Seen The Last Of Me [Original Version], Will You Wait For Me and remixes of Woman's World. Housed in the sealed & stickered tri-fold card picture sleeve) more...
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ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Lizard In A Woman's Skin (Limited Deluxe Edition 2014 UK 24-track double LP, pressed on Heavyweight Yellow/Red & Blue/Green Swirl Vinyl. This issue was a special Death Waltz subscription only release. One of Ennio Morricone's wildest scores for a pre-gore 1971 giallo film by Lucio Fulci, mixing post-sixties funk & avant-jazz with eerie sound effects. Includes a host of previously unreleased cues, housed in a special galtex prima textured gatefold sleeve with obi more...
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ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Lizard In A Woman's Skin (Limited Edition 2014 UK 24-track double LP, pressed on Pink With Yellow & Green With Blue Splatter/Spikes Vinyl. This issue was a special Death Waltz subscription only release. One of Ennio Morricone's wildest scores for a pre-gore 1971 giallo film by Lucio Fulci, mixing post-sixties funk & avant-jazz with eerie sound effects. Includes a host of previously unreleased cues, housed in a special galtex prima textured gatefold sleeve with b more...
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LABI SIFFRE Love-A-Love-A-Love-A-Love-A-Love (1975 UK 'A' label demonstration sample vinyl 7" for the single release, with intact original four prong centre, also featuring Goodbye To Love, both tracks from the album 'Happy' die cut paper sleeve EMI5023) more...
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DAVID BOWIE Memory Of A Free Festival (Very rare 1970 7" vinyl single, with intact three prong centre, including Parts 1 & 2 of the song. This was originally recorded in 1969 as a seven minute plus single track which was modified a little, re-recorded & split into two parts for this single, Mercury company die cut paper sleeve. The single itself was not a commercial success & stock copies seldom surface. The vinyl on this copy is graded VG- with some crackles/pops to the opening section [A-Side only] and more...
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